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Showing posts with label Classes by Kay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Classes by Kay. Show all posts
Saturday, April 9, 2011
PUMPKIN PATCH CLASS: DIAMONDS ON THE DOUBLE
Ah a day for petting the fabrics, playing in the scrap bins, and getting a
little bit ahead on the cutting for several different projects while I prep for
Saturday's class using my pattern called MQS
112 DIAMONDS ON THE DOUBLE at Pumpkin Patch Quilts in Lee.
Here's what I worked on cutting:
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Sunday, September 14, 2008
KALEIDOSCOPE QUILTING
Recently I taught a class at Pioneer Quilts based on my kaleidoscope quilt that is published as a pattern in Marti Michell's book Kaleidoscope ABC's. We had such a good time learning how to use Marti's Kaleido-Ruler making it much easier to complete the blocks.
Last week Darlene brought her quilt top in for me to finish for her. I thought you might enjoy seeing the "after class" tutorial I put together for the girls and how great Darlene's quilt looks. The "after class" tutorial is to serve as a reminder filled with those little class details, tips, and tricks we tend to forget the day after class ... but we still have more blocks to piece.
When I made my quilt, I used strips and scraps from a country red and blue exchange from a couple of summers ago. As you can see, this quilt works great as a scrappy stash buster and I love the circular motion created by the block units as your eye travels across the top of the quilt.
Last week Darlene brought her quilt top in for me to finish for her. I thought you might enjoy seeing the "after class" tutorial I put together for the girls and how great Darlene's quilt looks. The "after class" tutorial is to serve as a reminder filled with those little class details, tips, and tricks we tend to forget the day after class ... but we still have more blocks to piece.
When I made my quilt, I used strips and scraps from a country red and blue exchange from a couple of summers ago. As you can see, this quilt works great as a scrappy stash buster and I love the circular motion created by the block units as your eye travels across the top of the quilt.
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